Category Archives: Finance Guide

For car insurance in Clinton Michigan, you can expect to pay $864 for minimum coverage and $2.004 for complete coverage. Although this is quite a large sum, it is not as costly as in other parts of the state. For example, Warren drivers pay $1,480 and $3.346, respectively. Clinton insurance is less expensive because Clinton accounts for […]

Are you tired of being turned down by insurance companies for oral anesthesia coverage? Look no further than Oraqix! This innovative product has become a game-changer in the dental industry, providing patients with pain relief without the need for needles or injections. But can Oraqix be billed to insurance? The answer may surprise you. In […]

In San Francisco, car insurance is required by law. The average annual premium for full coverage policies is $2,441 and for minimum coverage policies it is $842. There were 3124 accidents that caused property damage in San Francisco in 2017. It is therefore important to have comprehensive car insurance with sufficient protection. There are many ways to lower […]

Are you in the market for car insurance but don’t know which provider to choose? With so many options available, it can be overwhelming to determine what’s best for you. Two of the most popular auto insurance companies are USAA and Geico. In this blog post, we’ll compare USAA and Geico side by side to […]

Lemonade Pet Insurance stands out from traditional accident and illness policies by offering coverage with no waiting period for accidents in certain states and 14 days for illness coverage, while Figo boasts one of the shortest wait times in the industry at just one day. As part of an attempt to deter fraud, any illness […]

New drivers may be surprised to find out they require car insurance even with just a learners permit; luckily, most teens can be added onto their parent’s policy during this phase. This coverage may be considerably cheaper than an individual policy for teenage drivers – in some cases even less than half as costly! Minimum […]

An EPO plan, or Extended Provider Organization plan, offers partial coverage for medical services once you pay a deductible and copayments to an insurance provider. Their discounted fees with doctors and hospitals allow them to do this more affordably. Under an EPO plan, healthcare must only come from doctors and hospitals within its network of […]

Insurance plans that cover occupational therapy vary between private insurers, employer-sponsored plans and Medicare. Coverage varies based on plan type and may include deductibles, copayments and/or coinsurance charges. Original Medicare Part B provides better occupational therapy coverage than most health insurance plans; however, visits are still limited and medical documentation must be submitted. How to […]

According to data provided by Synchrony, an average American spends more than $5,800 each year on premiums, out-of-pocket costs and coinsurance premiums and out-of-pocket expenses such as prescription medications or over-the-counter remedies. Household spending on employer insurance premium contributions and out-of-pocket costs was found to vary widely depending on their income across states and nationally, […]

Insurance allows individuals and families to transfer financial risks onto an insurance provider for a premium, providing protection from unexpected events which might otherwise threaten their livelihoods. There are various kinds of insurance policies available, from auto to life. To get the best value from any policy you purchase, it is essential that you understand […]